Last time I used NFS with Linux, it wasn't all that crash hot. Although, much
of the blame can be put upon the cheap network cards that couldn't handle the
traffic.
I am wondering what (currently) people consider a production quality platform
to run an NFS server on? I am thinking maybe a BSD although the kernel NFS code
in Linux is much more stable now, I've heard.
The idea is to put together a RAID boxen which will serve web pages and mail
spool via NFS. (Don't worry, I'm only mounting the mail spool once. ;-) It's
not a large enterprise system. )
Ben
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